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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SIX MEN KILLED IN A MICHIGAN DYN
ANTE EXPLOSION.
"A South Caroiiuian Murders His wife
and Buries Her Body-A Locomotive
Explodes on the Central Hudson
hoad-Other Casualties.

IsHPEMGNG, Mich, Nov. 1G.-The Han
cock Chemical company's drying house
for dynamite blew up at noon, killing six
men. Fifteen hundred pounds of dyna-
mite were IN the building. Not a trace of
the men or building remained.
A Man Kills his wife with an Axe and
Burns her Body in Furnace.
COLUMBIA, ;. c., Nov. 16.-Stephnev
Bailey of Duck Pond had quarrel with
his wife on Saturday nd killed her with
an axe. He hid the body until nightfal,
when he procured IA wheelbarruw and
icarted it the engine room. Here he threw
the body into the fiery furnace
and left it burning Bailey neglected to
10 hide the bloody garments. The next
morning his children went in search of
their mother but without success. In the
meantime the cnarred remains Of. the
woman were found in the furnace. Sus-
picion pointed so strongly toward Bailey
that he was arrested. He made full
confession, giving in minute detail an ac-
count of the killing. The cause assigned
by him for the killing was that he and his
wife were always quarreling and that lie
could not get along with her.
Bailey was then taken to lail haudCutf
ed and tied to a post in order that he
might not escape. He borrower a knife
from the little son of the constable to clean
out his pire, and at night while no one
was watching attempted to commit sui
eide by cutting his throat. The confined
condition OF his hands and the dullness OF
the knife prevented immediate death, but
his throat was horribly gashed when he
was discovered yesterday morning in an
unconscious condition. He is about sixty
i've years ana his wife was a few years
his junior.
Fatal Locomotive Explosion on the Cen
tral Hudson Road.
ALBANY, y. y. Nov. 1G.--Locomotive
No. 466, attached to a freight train, eX-
ploded with terrific violence a short dis
lance west of the station at Palatne
Bridge, on he Central Hudson road yes
terdaY. The engine had lust been sup
piled with water and returned to the
train. Engineer William Mitchell of
West Albany opened the throttle to start
up, when The explosion came, throwing
him out OF a side window. He landed 80
feet distanr on the bank of the Muhaw k
river. When picked up his mind wan
dered and he kept continually asking how
he came t. be hurt. The fireman, Charlie,
Cingrass, was blown out of the rear OF
the cab nd thrown against rock fully
l23 feet away on the bank of the river
he WAS crushed almost to shnpeless
mass ana died instantly. r. f. Tomp-
klnSon Of Schenectady, a brakeman, was
thrown 40 feet i'll the air and by an al
most remarkable chance landed on his
feet unlnjured. Mitchell, the engineer. is
badly scaded and has a severe scalp
wound. He was brought to this city yes
-erday afternoon and taken to his home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18
AN ANARCHIST LYNCHED.
TOLEDO CITIZENS STRING HIM UP 10
A LAMP POST.
But. he is Finally Allowed to Live Scenes
aud Incidents at Chicago - Fielden
and schwab at Work Dynamite
Used in Dubuque aud Urangeviile.

TOLEDO, o., Nov. 15.-August Schmidt,
a German employe in the bolt and nut
works, was eXtolling Spies and other an
archists before his fellow workmen yes
terday, when they became enraged, aud,
procuring rope, put it around his heck
and strung him up to a lamp post.
He struggled, but could not get away.
When they let him down he shouted
"Hoch die anarche" This further Ell
ragged the crowd, and they again pulled
him up and held aim until he grew black
in the face He was then let down and
resuscitated, but, repeating his auarchi~tic
utterances was forced INTO Il cask and
rolled down steep emDankment.
His collar bone was d~luctted in the
struggle and he was otherwise injured.
He was taken from the ca,ll aud cared for
~ few of his friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18

Beginning with Oct. lst the Weekly
FREE PRESS is reduced in price to ONE
DOLLAR Il year Tell all your friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18

JOLIET, H., Nov, 14.-Schwab and Field
Ell, the anarchists, have been put to work
-Schwab in the convict kitchen, where
his work will be to prepare the couvicts'
food, and Fielden in the stone depart
meut.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18
Opening of the Italian Parliament.

ROME, Nov. 16.-The Italian Parliament
was opened to-day. King Humbert from
the throne sald My heart rejoices that
Italy is so strong through her arms and
sure of her alliances and is friendly with
all nations. All my efforts aim at the
preservation of peace and the other great
powers nave the same object.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18

LONDON, Nov. 16.-Sir William Nc
Arthyr eX-lord mayor and eX-member OF
the House of Commons, a munlfcent
patron of the Wesleyan church, died in a
carriage of the underground railway to-
day. He was probably choked to death,
The blackest fog in years prevailed at the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18
The MitchaIlstown Verdich Ouashed

DUBLIN, Nov. l5.-The court of Queens
bench has quashed the verdict of the
corOners jury at Mitchelstown. The court
takes the ground that the inquest was
Illegal aud the jury were irregularly i'm
pannelled. The coroner's conduct was
illegal and partial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18
100 Men Killed and Wounded in Rou
melia


VIENNA, Nov. ga nihilist, named
Jessevich, has been handed over to the
Ru~sion police, charged with being i'm
plicated in plot against the car. The
Polish papers announce the Russian oil
cals along the whole Austro Russian
frontier have been ordered to learn the
German language by March, lSSS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-18

Through the courtesy Of Mrs. Grant
Gen. Grants famous old war horse
Claiborne" has been presented to the
Soldiers Home at LeavenworLb, Kan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
'-''' =
CloSIhf lgl Aalk a
Everything Will be solo
Way Below COStPrice
IN order 20 close out our im.
mense stock "a the shortest
possible time.

II you want 30 buy good. sol
ID and honestly made Boots.
Shoes or Slippers, from 50 70 "a
per cent less than what you
have 20 pay a. any other store
IA tic City or State. cali 80 onco
and Don Z make any mistake ia
the place,
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
The SOLDIER BOYS.
Making Preparations for Their Trip -
Washington


Washington
Company p. Grand Rapids Guards, and
Company /. Custer Guard. Michigan State
Troops. have almost completed arrange
ments for their trip 70 Washington. They
viii stsrt over the Lake Shore Road a. 30
next Saturday morning. each comrang oc-
cupving q coach and sleeper.
Whitney, the sign writer. IS painting two
LARGE banners for Company !. They VII be
fOrty-eight feet long, and viii resd For
Washington. Custer Guard. Grand Rapids"
The letters are thirty inches ia height and
the stresmers viii be tacked on the sides Of
the compsnv's coach. The Grand Rapids
GUARDS Will also have similar banners on
their coach.
Several Of the Michigan companies
which BAD intended 10 be IN ATTENDANCE
have Withdrawn. owing 70 unfavoTable
rates. Tne Fourth Regiment has decided
not - enter Tor The drill. Quite a number
Of other companies have withdrawn also.
most OF them being from the West and the
FAR South. This j. said % Re due - the
fact that the organizations f5nu6 it lmrossl-
bio % see1re ss favorable railroad rates Sc
they hoped The managers Cf tle drill.
hOReTer. count upon tne presence ~
eightv-seveD orrauiza' sons The price of
admission - TIE exhibition VII he seventy
five cents
Tie adv friends of COMPANY + are bu~v-
inc themselves IN preparing bsndsorae pii-
low cases ard Other fancy erfic es with
which the boys vii decorate their tents
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
AND STILL THEY WIN
Csptsis fsato knas A. - tiai - Hsf s'@si
A. eftFe ssst.esese t.tie=ss
ttsaig tsssss > - "a ssh.
iess~s.


FauApEHHiA NsF is tbs asg Was
psrisei as 90 people witnessed tAe lAifa
gkas Il tbs Ptilaas ph.s and Detroit series
Caaway aad HrlesF tef DETROIT sas bsf
HustCH sad tannias far fiisas. llis.
CafeTes fae paeuss Ia resl lsoasS 90 . pre-
test from President Eaxch ~ tas EatAtei-
rA'a claa Aigt 1eUnx rpuaet ugiHe
Wilson uol 81 ettciats a. t8asf gaze. s4d
Le s4ge aesy - ieFFsace IQnutl 81 tlis
rtv. wh8 sili-als gual = ICES ~ u5afafe
arrives 4Ae MoiEerises saKe4 E4snNE-
t1a delivery earg iu fas game. Ioaualag
out siug es doubles lLree tzzEtft
and home fUos villa such
= ta0nofouous rapid ~ lhzt fls Fhfsdel-
fnias Nere trss est chasing lie eeii.
hove Iagds Eums run ia tAs frst and
IloElI IsoD Cuptesisd Ghe hlt plscak the
ball over fhe gal he-1 fracs a. en&cfly thE
same spot TIE FLliace Fh.as hi-s we're
weak and scattered Ibe loose nelalnE 0f
ile DstFoits neariy lost them tie game
lepla lfaiu nss hif ia the head ay ous
~ C0nsavs sEiitesf balls and ku0l kea
ssnseiess IA the foarth inning. lie wss in-
jared % badly that as coud not resume
playing aDd Mccarthy isok hls place. IAe
game resulted a. follows
Al lhuz8slphis-
Fa..sasif ,... f'is ~- eStete -
has hlts fhliad~l naia. rs Detroit a.
trfass- lila is p8ia S. ilsifuit d
hailsfies ital1us o. SD f.l1-inJ conway snc
Hrlody.
Al Boston
s3,.sa E....,.i.-. ...----....SS SssSss5s
lass ats noslou IT Flt.sbarg l0.
i.crlrs- B8>g0a Fltlsoarg 4
l.alteries -~'e emmeyef an4 y Koarke. AcCor-
llnllre-tfo.lAui
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
FEARFUL EXPLOSION
OsAOLYwosK or NrRoo-YosRlNe.
over Eight thousand Fsanas % tue EK-
giossve fsoched On'- >oghsng 0sg "a
Immense Hole Lefs Where the
baiIdiag stood IL " Aleh
q 49, stored

DCIUrA. Minn.. Nay is.-A terrific ex-
piosl0n Of nitr0-glycsrae occarre1 ~ splrlt
Lake. eight miles from ais city, ibis aflor-
noon. Eighty thres hundred pounds II
the explosive VAS stored ia 3 wooden build
iDg 50I50 feet. Where his stood is nov
hole Io0Io0'seet and ffo,a fifteen . forty
feet deep. The largest piece o. the building
found is ten inches long. A three-inch cast
ir0a pipe Was twisted around Tee AMI blts
Of iron and wood were f0und =
mile from the spot. Every window
pane In eight houses within half mile was
broken. and one house, which stOcd 1000
feet away from the stcFeh0Use, VAS conl-
plesely wrecked. Trees were moved down
ike grass. Two tramps seen near the build
ing jus. prior 10 the explosion have not
been seen since. A woman lust recovering
fron illness was injured by lumber falling
acrOss her bed aud crushing her ankles. ls
Is supposed the explosion WAS caused BY
hea, from the sun or lsmpering hy IEamps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
MEXICAN JUSTICE.
speedy and Terrible Punishment Melted
Out TO Three TrsinIWrcckers.

speedy aud Terrible Punishmsnt Melted
Out To Three TrsinlYrcckors
Cry OF MExIco. June Is-A week ago
train on the Mexican National Railroad
ran over and killed Mexican near HAITI
cuaro. Friends Of the dead man undertook
to retaliate and put big rock on curve.
The engine of 3 passenger train struck it
aud the American engineer was injured and
the Mexican fireman killed. Jsfe Po.itico
sent squad Of Gen d'aFmes with insiruc-
ton to bring il every person suspected OF
any completely whstever, or Of any infoT-
nation. Thirty-three arrests were maze.
An investigation resulted in the selection
Of three victims aud scntence Tas immeii-
aiely passed. Shortly siter sunrise Tsster-
DAY morning the tnfe8 ware marched 70 the
scene Of the disaster stood up before Al
adobe wall. an1 a fie OF soldiers a. ten
PAGES fred 2 vo.ley at them. The men fell
st The first fire. A ser-eant stepped for
ward 20 the bodies. pat q revolver close 70
each head aud blew out their brains. The
c0rpses ay for some time where they fell IS
a warning against more train wrecklug
and were buried near the scene OF the
wr<rn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
SUING FoR FOUR MILLIONS.
Two Women who Claim that Amount fron
the United states.

Two women y 10 tiaffr tNHf AfftHhhA run
the United stsies
PHn.DrITHIA. Nay ls.-kiss Jane Y.
Hal. of Montgomery county, Pa and q
married sister living IN tbis city, have .nsti-
tuted suit 20 recover s. 090. coo from the
United States Government. The ladies
claim % be hneAl descendants II one Jacob
DeTlavsn. wealthy FreuUhmsn. vho
emigrafnd 10 hmefios and ssife3 bear hcT-
risi0wn in anti -Reyolutionarv Shines. The
story goes thsf in l175 DfHsveB losBec tie
Colonial Government half million francs
with which 70 pay troops. eD8 during tns
latter years N the sfragfle contributed
further of money. food aH1 igrsFe hur e
WashlnCt0n's FIRST e foinisffsttaH Dsf4aFeH
pre-enfed his cis.uas 20 O1nFrees suI they
we're SLOWED buf - there vas not
auv Surplus ia those davs TIE eiein-
anf Vas fold fhrt he must wst Tor lie
rronsr lie die1 before ht reeei vea q pen
ny aaf iJf fn1Fe f1sn bali q century sac
claim iaT d0rmsnt. aoHf tu1e De wsca
$50 ard 1853. if rs asd tasi ihe 0ficls rec
ores q MastlBEfo8 Hers fKamluea sUa q
SUM gss ar1Toaiafel 10 pzv flaf Iisiifr fren
8ebt hsf the clFlnHLte eslh irf a. ~ Dn .
part. ware - usuY ard TIE lsst' laong 80 g.
6eeorn8fnts ffom DeHaven was 80 poor
that 30 div9oa 81 tae rn8ueF cDuid 30
nsle and the evil wsT puf = ff0a So tuf-
Ser s.rseee1lrcs ia thf rs1Her = OF. hnr-
ever. Miss Hsi and aef SISTER lnsls f1st
tsef can ffarn iucsntfstai.Ir shat t8sf Efs
$50 fIzFf-'s frif AsiE. sna tleF have ptses8
thsar q s,1n ln tbe hands of ErrristeTn
Iszyer witt fsruefiots - bring srit
sgs nsi the 0ossrufaeui 81 once
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
THE CHICAGO LOCKOUT.

Both Sides SSH termined-rw snty-five
o. Thirty Thoasand Men Ont.
CHICAGO, Nay l5.-No progress was made
today toward adjustment Of differences be-
tween employers and men. and the great
lockout continues IN full force. At con-
ference Of the builders it vas decided to
formulate plan 10 relieve the building
business of the arbitrary demands and die
tation OF .t.tirs-unons. The lOcked-out
men exVfess 70 sears as TO the ultimate re-
suit OF the sJrike. All were OF the oDinion
hat i was u matter OF A short tine before
tie contractors would grow restless and
anxious about the consequence OF holding
Ols longer. Numbers Of contractors. il is
claimed. cannot hold out very long, IS they
have 10 money % throw away and cannot
afford 70 remain idle ssiy more than the
usn can. II is claimed that in a week or
so al! the msterial desired can be obtained
from other places. IL is estimated that the
lock.oas has already thrown from p 90 10
S00J9 men ont % w0r<, AMI this number
will be increased BY the end of the week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
DESPERATE sLuaGlNG.
A Bloody Fight between McGregor. OF st.
doe. and BradburE. OF Chicago.

doe. and BrsdburE. OF Chicago.
HANNoSD. Ind. May is.-.rhe fight be-
tween McGregor, Of st. Joe, aud Bradburn,
OF Chicago for 500 side and purse OF
$1,000, came of last night near this place
IL was bloody battle fought with half
kids, Marquis Of Qaesnsberry rules, aud
was given 10 Bradburn IN the twentieth
round OF foul By the "St Joe Kid." Up
10 the fourth round bradburn seemed 70
have little the best Of the mill. IN that
round, however, the kid" gave BrSdburn
= terrible lett handed blow ~ the mouth,
splitting bis lips and sending forth q gush
OF blood
Al the end of the sixth round Bradburn
began % show his punishment, while the
kid looked fresh. The former, though
got IN the first clean knock-doWn in tie
next round. McGregcr falling Ike beei
before 2 terrific right 1nded blow from
under. For few seconds IL looked as II
the Kid was ont OF the 4 sht, but be man
aged 10 get on his feet and face hi autagOn-
ist IN a dazed condition until time was
called. In the tenth round the men
clinched and both fell. AcGregor with his
head under BrsdbGrn' 5 arms. ia the eleventh
round the men clinched and fell again.
From this time I'll t5e twentieth round
botn men did little real Sighting. They
both showed their terrible punishment aud
clinched and fell simply because they were
too weak to stand. In the twentieth and
last round McGregor veariei and dszsi, al
mos; fell upon his antagonist. and the latter
being also weak was easily borne TO the
floor, and there the tEo men lay. Nc
Gregor's act was most deliberate, and cries
Of foul" came from nearly every throat.
The referee allowed the claim and gave the
fgh. TO BraGburn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

TIE slayer ~ wrs. 5es-psfus sassn So
fr - Aerfuff.

TIE sisrer - wrs. Js-s-psfus sasen stin
fr - Asrfusn.
Nrv YORK. Nav ls-f -fsnisrafn stsin-
hsr5i ard Ds~ia Nay sfnesfe8 .,efos, ias
shsriffs jury resiarasv on ssasf ~ the
rslat res of Hears J 81 otesn sas .onefe
Who or Fs6 8 Killed h.s lsa8is3e. Ess
soserf ire Nssen. - hs~e nr inonisition
eyaf rr1 ~ fis I8801en. ~ fAs toau ~
fssaera. Sessions tasI - "a insane err q
committee sffo3irte8 te oe~s fsf s.f fraE-
ere. egr ~ snr fr9 honses - ese ester
~ red T1ssn ts ir ere f0usb
zeerse fnsere tf7rr
~ tlan Tsm gr test Gel fhe -
saea sse ett ses-t ~
frean 8s NsrF a tuer fte tn-
~ Sc r1er mtftsr. ega s her ser
a ass - cred fnse SIS her aafsa
- bsr as1 f S. theF tee
frea rre rv rfn ZEE
aens Fea seaeD #tiss
es ai res rerr re efnet
Tss f re Eeer Hr rsr
sra ee
Eef ae efi q i1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

st,Art.tt ~ f-t fa--aR4s-ttas-a-
AoSrtacE, May is.-Ths steamer Cayuga
has been thoroughly repaired aud will soon
bs Ia good trim for carrying passengers
from Montague and whitehall 10 the picnic
grounds.
The Circuit Court for Oeeana county has
granted Angie b. Howell divorce from
Ira J. Howell on the grounds Of drunken
ness and non-snppOrt. Mrs Howell has re-
turued 10 live with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. White Of this village.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
VIM. O'DRIEk MODBED
sNooktD DOWN W4Tr sToN1s
FeiieesS "a ths ssEssta sno fsitsa ss =
Srosd 81 t.ssetls-s t'Eesiassst Aaili-
gsr - tt1s I.sasus Aasa Nsa ga
sHrtnascF AsspuFseF Alss mart

TeKaKro. Aay as ihls eFenlnf - hrien.
Irssidsni 2aiiissa. sna Secretary t4hll. ~
she loesl hranel q tae Iaad League. Mr
Wa 8 reportsr iaG ihe Nsv Nofk 4l4teAs
kiihrds sn6 Ar. geeff. ~ fis land League.
accompanied by s4olsermaa, wvfs ealAln
sioUK hlng-sL taal vArd. ~hsl = Efeai
crowd following theta commences huuiaHF
aud yelling. Al tae corner 81 h5Y ~.
" aefe there 10 a IliAcsdauaiaea raSo ins
crowd began pe.flnE them viii stones.
~ brieu y ~ sfaCk betWrel ths shoulders
aBd Tell. lie was qalckls on ass isei aud
enaeas s0red 90 eillsT a1e 90 Tie neiEA boring
houses bui tie door NAs lecse1. he
Was aesin struck V4la siass
and bFourhi ~ bls Euecs Vail tls
gepoFtef Was stF4ck "a ths head close a.
The leuple Uilh q sloDe and badly hurt.
MuiliEsA v1s stfaek on ths cheek and
C3hll on tAe head, receiving al ugly
wound. The policemen Ci1 Got escape
beTreant haGir TecsiynE Hn Ugis o,d ou
lis bead About tnis tTne poiceDsa cLaIF
sd fhe crowd who taxing aaFsnfart of
tbs Occurrences made fusn upon q Dreu-
Two men sei1ea bsm. hgl before ttsy could
iBiure him tbe poUcemen rashea upon
them. bfen then started CeNl las si
stones flying th4cky afooud him
aud one striking him on ths hgnd
Ne turned along Wellington ~. and took
refuge in Tie shop 81 Thomas Lsiof.
hlacE smith whers seversi men were al
work. The Cr9wG im slelistelf Defaa belt
lug the shop with stones Hne lu fee faiu-
ules every window was broken and several
b.cgcles smashed Meantime Labor t3ek
- Brien cur into fhe Jane bF rear door
snd ihey made fbalr Wsy O. the Ross q
House bv another lane which Tlls lnto
Nark-st close o. tie hotel. lac crowd
hunie1 for W hrien f0r some tainuies blt
not lnd.ng him they Gadf tlelf WaN
back 10 fhe a8ssiu H1Gst falIA Wal
and MuligAn had BY tlis lme made their
WAY back ~ the hotel AID lad flc.r iuluf-
ies attended to. feW 10 the croNl were
also struck with stones thrown bY thelf
friends. Hooiug aud yfl.lnf and Eruaalne
were kept up iu lfo1t q ilc sossit Houfe
and iae excitement ran AiEa. About y
- 1ez nearly q hundred Young lrlshmFl
marched along klnz-st. hea9ea -
= baua aaG clcerei st tie kqssIu House
and then ularche1 T. lalofs shop
where three cheers were given. They z9rs
followed bF lo9ahsi crowd hoounF ena
ieerine ~ them. BF this time. hosevef.
iaFge body q policemen were on band aud
prevented a collision from taking place be-
tween tie opposing factions The police
men charged ibs LoyhllTis crowd sua ais-
perae5 them and tbe Young lfsbmen re-
tired There j. slii h0oung AMI yelling
going on. bot tie police have tht crows
thoroughly unoer control. - hreu An4
kilbrde Wlil leave ia tie morning -sf -
tawa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

-HI-13I't = - IEIl-tts -.
GzAsDsILLE A4y is.-R. +. Parish. our
ns~ msrcaanr. Is dong large business.
An1 iFandvils people seen 10 like his ways.
-Wm- kr~in h4s gone % Aaskeg0n.-
Mathew hies aud Albert biizmer start s00u
Tor Washington Territory. where they ia
tend lccatiDk Loren Day sill resume
~ofk a. bis p.as.sE mil t2is week. ".
CiosffrhOu.s has disposed Of his interests
Ia ths Ted mill aud creamery, aud viii re-
move fTom here shortly
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
InTO a RlcH IRoA REoloN.
New York Capitalists wish 5000. 600 Or
gauixe a - nla- Company.

New York Capitalists uish 5000. 600 Or
ganies a - ming CompaRy.
WATEs1oTS. X. r., May is.-A party of
New YORK capitalists arrived here Monday
morning IN p special car en- roufe for an ex-
ouTsion up The Kingston & Pembroke Rail-
road into ths rich iron region Of eastern
Ontario. The object is 20 organ re min
ing company With s. oo1 f99 capital O. de-
vslop this resi0n. T1s o.dccgs ~ the c0m-
pany will 30 Henry 5eIbeFr. of New York
President Daniel T. Gibbons. Secretary.
Fred s Flower Treasurer.
Others Of the party zsrs. James Tilling-
hast Bg8slO. II II Hoilisfer. Chss p.
Fearing r. Martin Blank. of Val sf-ss,
Nors Henry :. ksarney. J. y. Fiower. o.
NeH York. and sn-Ssnas0r AlbsTs De rrerr
Of Brooklyn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19
JUSTICE CHEATED.
An italian Who Gsvs a Nsw York Judge
the slip.


the slip.
NEW YoRK. Nay is.-Dominico Rocco
csme 70 this country from Italy several
years ago. lie left bis wife behind. telling
her that he would send for her when he
had raads some money re bought the
house No 100 First-st B-ooklvn, f. d.
lie took another woman 20 i've wilh him.
and soon hai taree little children a5Oet
h.m. Some time sg7 be sent money tO his
wife, and she came over. Rocco wanted
her 20 live in the upper part of bis house.
Sae tried =. bat R0cco soon got tired of IL.
AM told her - icsve. She bad him ar
rested for Abandonment. The case came
10 before judge Nschsr. and. a. R9ccos re-
quest. was adjourned untH yesterday. Roc
CO becoming his own o0adsman, and 0asr-
ine his OEn house as security.
Alter the Adjournment ae sold his house.
and taking his love with him be dsi the
country. When Justice Nacdsr caiieI tie
case yesterday Rocco did not respond. and
the Justice iesrned from Mrs.. Rocco that
her reCresuf husband had sold his house
cheated jIstice sud securei his freedom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-19

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Hrus5gstLLz May $50 Mr. and Mrs.
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snt wiz give IA entertainment at he
church Thursday evening. J c.
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ference at lansing tbs week The insane
bog residing near Jenlsor has been taken 10
the asylum.--I. e. Waite IS postmaster
here taougA a slight error m my last reptrt
made j.. u. Wolf appear as such
The bsnfl BOYS give another Of thsir popu-
Tar social h0os az the Gra1gs Hal. Friday
evening ,0lie pedd,srs from t4rent Rap
its were stopped the other day On road
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articles il toe grocery line 20 sell. '.Na~.
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